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Tag: The Forum Bath
The International MozART Group is coming to the Forum Bath this February!
With more than five million tickets sold in 50+ countries, the MozART Group string quartet has more than just a smattering of humour interwoven amongst the horsehair of their bows. Hysterical, even if you don’t know your Mozart from your Bach, but exquisitely performed if you do! In order to better understand the performance and...
Review – Step Into Christmas at the Forum Bath, a wonderful evening of festive fun
Rob Bridges enjoys a fun-filled festive evening of classic Christmas hits, jokes and audience participation After seven weeks on the road the Step into Christmas tour landed at The Bath Forum with a festive bang. With the audience of all ages dressed in Christmas attire and clearly in party mode, the scene was set for a...
Review – Squeeze at The Forum Bath, very possibly the best gig of the year!
Ian Waller watches British pop icons celebrate their golden anniversary in incredible style Squeeze at The Forum Bath last night was very possibly the best Bath gig of the year! The British pop icons were back in town to celebrate an amazing 50 years of stellar writing and performing, and judging by this gig, I...
Review – Midge Ure Catalogue The Hits Tours at The Forum Bath
Ian Waller enjoys a night of hits from one of Britain’s most enduring pop stars I bet you know more Midge Ure hits that you might realise. After all, this is the guy behind bands from Slik and Ultravox, to Visage, The Rich Kids and Band Aid, with a stop off at Thin Lizzy along...
Review – England cricket legend Stuart Broad at The Forum Bath
Ian Waller and venue full of cricket fans enjoy an evening of stories from one of England’s best ever bowlers Stuart Broad was in town – at The Forum Bath, to be exact – and that meant a full house of cricket fans eager to listen to one of England’s best ever look back at...
Review – Enya’s Watermark Album, presented by The Fulltone Orchestra at The Forum Bath
Rob Bridges enjoys an evening of 1980s nostalgia with The Fulltone Orchestra’s interpretation of the classic album Watermark Following its triumphant Classical Hall of Fame concert earlier this year, The Fulltone Orchestra returned to The Forum Bath last night to showcase Enya’s iconic album of the late 80’s Watermark. The wonderful 30 piece orchestra was...
Review: From The Jam and Rut DC at the Forum Bath
The Jam were quite simply one of the great British bands of the 1970s and 1980s, delivering 18 consecutive top 40 hits including absolute bangers like Town Called Malice, That’s Entertainment and Beat Surrender. While the band broke up in 1982, From The Jam came out of the ashes in 2007, and they were in...
Review – Legends of the Dancefloor at The Forum Bath
Simone Root enjoys a stunning evening of Strictly Come Dancing legends at The Forum Bath Oh my lord, what a stunning show, what a treat! We’ve just been to see Legends of the Dancefloor, which brings back together Strictly legends Brendan Cole, James Jordan, Pasha Kovalev, Vincent Simone and Ian Waite, and LOVED IT! It’s...
Review – Nish Kumar: Don’t Kill My Vibe at The Forum Bath
Scott Root enjoys an evening of top class political satire from one of Britain’s best stand-ups It was great to see Nish Kumar back at The Forum Bath. We’d seen his previous gig last time around and it was so good – clever, insightful, considered and very, very funny. This time around, however, there was...
Review – Rory Stewart Politics On The Edge at the Forum Bath
In the run up to the general election, Ian Waller hears from former Conservative party potential leader Rory Stewart about the state of UK politics The timing couldn’t been better. A former candidate for the leadership of the Conservative Party in Bath for a double-header of shows to discuss the condition of British politics, the...
Review – The Fulltone Orchestra with Carly Paoli and Aled Jones at the Forum Bath
Rob Bridges enjoys an evening of classical and movie favourites at The Forum Bath The 50 piece Fulltone Orchestra returned to The Forum Bath under conductor Anthony Brown after their magical evening in 2023 with Lucie Jones, which I was lucky enough to attend. For 2024 they were back with the final evening of touring...
Review – Elio Pace plays The Billy Joel Songbook at The Forum Bath
A dad’s night out celebrating a great singer songwriter “Did a few of you think you were seeing the really Billy Joel tonight?” Elio Pace asked of the audience at The Forum Bath last night. “Not for £30 a ticket, you’re not!” No it wasn’t the real multi-Grammy winning Piano Man himself, but it was...
Review – Jonathan Pie Heroes and Villains at the Forum Bath
Ian Waller enjoys an evening of ranting profanities and politics bashing You know what you’re going to get from an evening of Jonathan Pie and blimey does he deliver! Last night at The Forum Bath, the BBC’s senior deputy political correspondent delivered a 70 minute febrile tirade of Tory and establishment bashing that left the...
Review – ABC The Lexicon of Love at the Forum Bath
Ian Waller enjoys a night of orchestral nostalgia, with a touch of gold lame for good measure… For people of a certain age, The Forum Bath was the place to be last night as ABC came to town to play their classic album, The Lexicon of Love, complete with a full orchestra. The Lexicon of...
Bluey’s Big Play is coming to the Forum Bath in April
Children’s TV favourite Bluey is coming to the Forum Bath on 17 April with his special show Bluey’s Big Play! When Dad feels like a little bit of Sunday afternoon time out, Bluey and Bingo have other plans! Join them as they pull out all of the games and cleverness at their disposal to get...
Review – Steve Backshall Ocean at The Forum, Bath
Ian Waller enjoys an awesome and educational evening of environmental awareness We weren’t sure what to expect from a live show from adventurer, explorer, naturalist and environmental campaigner, Steve Backshall. After all, our last few visits to The Forum in Bath were for music and comedy events. Still, since our children where little ones, we’d...
Review – Spider-Man: Into the Spider-Verse the Live Concert at The Forum in Bath
Susy Douch and her family enjoy an opportunity to visit The Forum for a truly unique experience. We had visited the Art Deco former cinema that is The Forum Bath on previous occasions to see or listen to one of its huge variety of events hosted each year. The Forum was opened in May 1934...
Review – An Evening With Adrian Edmondson at The Forum, Bath
An evening of comedy recollections from one a quarter of the Young Ones, half of Bottom and a small part in Star Wars You know that moment when you loved something as a teenager, then show it to your kids when they’re teenagers and they think it’s rubbish. The comedy series, The Young Ones, was...
Review – Graham Nash 60 Years of Songs and Stories at The Forum, Bath
Ian Waller enjoys a true music icon showing that he can still hit the high notes at 81 years of age Graham Nash might be knocking on a bit – 81 years old, so he tells is – but he looks good, plays well and still has a fantastic voice. The result is a wonderful...
Review – Encanto with a live orchestra at the Forum Bath
Ellen Couzens enjoys a touch of Disney magic with a holiday visit to The Forum Bath Summer holidays means there’s so much to choose from to keep the children entertained. Even so, the chance to see a Disney classic backed by a full live orchestra stood out among all of the other must-dos. This special...